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Thanks for your pictures Bruno! A picture is worth a thousand words! Dick -- http://www.homemadetools.net/ forum/ OFF- SET-tailstock-center-65965#post105972 http://www.homemadetools.net/

In principle, any small angle will do. I have clamped a cutter blade in a small vice so that I still have enough space to press both ends together. The cutter blade and the vice jaw form an angle.

Have a look... https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5215964 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5221459 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5255148 These are not mine, but I believe that it is what you are

Bruno, What type of prism are talking about? I am having a problem visualizing what the prism looks like. Thanks, Dick -- http://www.homemadetools.net/ forum/ OFF-

Hallo Herman, These belts are quite a common article. I bought them from Supplimax.eu This is the website:

I always have a look on E-bay and search for PU round belts 4 mm diameter. or also on Google. You'll always find a supplier.

Hi Bruno, Assuming that you live on this side of the pond as well - Europe - where do you order your PU material, who is the supplier? Many thanks in advance, Herman Op 22-10-2024 11:07 CEST schreef

I make my own belts from 4 mm diameter PU endless material. The correct length is important, as the belts vary in length depending on the material used. I use green PU material that has a roughened

I made this, but haven't tried to use it yet. A bit of steel scrap and a bit of firewood sized to fit a fillister head screw I had in the drawer. If it slips, I'll drill a hole and pin it. It's such a

Me too!

I bought my belts from Doug Feistamel some years ago and have had no reason to think about them since. That said, I needed some new belts for my bicycle rollers a while ago and decided to have a go at

Doug has sold me quite a few parts, belts, and a manual. Good guy to deal with. Kindly answers silly questions, too! Bill in OKC? William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.) Aphorisms to live by:Good

Amazon is your friend. They sell 10, 15, 20, and 25 packs of premade belts. Look for 227 and 341 buna-n O-rings. I bought the 227 in 1/8 width and the 341 in 3/16 width Best Regards, Andrei

I made a belt joining jig by cutting a vee groove in an old pair of pliers, heat the ends then close the pliers together, works nicely, then use flush cutters to trim the doughnut at the join. Sent

I am very happy with belts from www.unimat-vintage-lathe.com Unimat DB/SL Lathe, Belts, Manual,Links. This fellow has a lot of other stuff on his site, too.? Especially how to pack a Unimat so it

Does anyone know where I could purchase new urethane belts to fit my Unimats? I do have urethane belt stock but I would need to build a jig to weld some new belts up. That would entail making a jig to

OK!If you are afraid of working with cast iron just make them of aluminum or Delrin.I have 2 Unimats so I have have no problem with either material.Dick

Making tailstock riser from cast iron would be challenging without a mill. A mill bigger than Unimat. Headstock is easy. I made one from a chunk of metric cold rolled plate. Cut it to size and drilled

Jeff, You can easily make your own from cast iron. It will be just like the original headstock. Also you can do the same for the tail stock riser. This way you will be staying as close to the original

It sold for $254.55 US...